I think I know the answer but I want to make 100% sure. I understand the fans do not rotate around the fix. but r they @ a fixed angle or can u adjust
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The fans on the Tristar ceiling fans are at a fixed angle and do not rotate. Our Mustang 1 and Mustang 2 oscillate 110 degrees around the axis of the fan. Thank you, Mike H. Dan's Fan City
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The part that usually fails on these fans, albeit after about 10 yrs or more, is the bearing. My guess is that the bearing configuration is designed for vertical operation, in which case horizontal installation would affect the life of the unit. I would check first with the manufacturer or reseller, before giving up, if there isn't a practical vertical solution.
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Just the end fans rotate by motors. You can rotate the center manually to position location of small fans.
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You should install fan within two feet of the roof ridge. You can rotate it in any direction you want and then adjust the angle of the panel up and down also.
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Fan tilts up and down only. Fan oscillates side to side or remains still. So you could let it oscillate to the left or right and then stop the oscillate.
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the position is fixed. And is already in the most optimal position. Not sure why you'd want it at a greater angle. I'm very satisfied with it and have had no problems what so ever. I also recommend the Two Brothers Black Series exhaust.
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You can adjust the fan to the angle you want; I've used it on a dresser, and on the floor. The base is very sturdy. It has so much power that I've never set it above 'low'. This is the best fan I've ever used.
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Yes they should. I compared it to a cooler master 120mm fan, and they match. The holes are approximately 6mm diameter which may need a larger screw head or additional washer to hold in place. I don't know if I would suggest that they be screwed down since they are quite effective at trapping/preventing fine particles. If you can attach by way of its magnetic property, it would be much less effort to clean later when the time comes.
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Yep it will work.....dont have to change spin.... I dont want to sound like a smartass ,but I don't think the other answer is correct. I think if you just mount it correctly for what you need it to do. You wont need to change anything with the fan itself .
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They are fixed, the only way to alter the angle is to tighten down the unit off center if that's what you need.
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Hey TNG, I had the same problem. The holes in the frame of the fan are drilled smooth and not threaded. The coarse thread screws provided with the fan must be screwed into the fan frame BEFORE you try to install it, so that the screws will go in and seat to the threads. Another problem I had with mine was the hole spacing. Two holes were about 3/32 to 1/8" off, so the screws went in at a slight angle, but it held securely with no rattling. All in all it's a great fan once it's installed. Hope this helps...
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Yes. The fan can be rotated 360° and it also tilts up, down and all the way around
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Once installed the middle rod is stationary. The two fans then spin like normal fans. You can change the pitch of the fans about 45 degrees for each fan.
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Yes that is correct. Rotation direction is a switch mounted on the fan motor assembly.
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I don't have mine permanently mounted horizontally, but when I was building the box I ran it while horizontal and it didn't make any noise, change fan speed, etc.
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Yes, the fans do not come attached to the bracket so you can configure the fan direction in any way you want.
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Not that I'm aware of. The 3 pin connectors are keyed to fit only one way. You could always flip the fan over. But I'm not sure what or how its applied for your project.